Toolbar activating

FIO w N/A Make toolbar active (then ust arrow keys)... 

The Setup command button in this toolbar can be used to adjust the display size and position for different monitors, with the option to save these optimum settings to suit different monitor sizes. On selecting the Setup button the subsidiary bar shown in Figure 1.3 is activated. The actions of the individual command buttons are from the left Zoom In Zoom Out Scroll Down Scroll Up Scroll Right Scroll Left Set , to save the display size... 

Figure 1.6 The Setup toolbar, Figure 1.6a, for all worksheet windows other than the initial logo screen. The actions of all the buttons are the same as previously, except for the u button, which on activation leads to the centring device shown in Figure 1.6b.

TAB w Move to the next toolbutton (when toolbar is active) Move to the next toolbutton (when toolbar is active)... 

Move to the previous toolbutton (when toolbar is active)... 

Delete the extra two active cites by selecting the Delete icon on the above toolbar and clicking on each yellow or white active site. 

Figure 3-1 The opening window in Microsoft Excel. Note the location of the menu bar, the toolbars, the active cell, and the mouse pointer.

To provide for the alternating multiplication factors of 2 and 4 in equation 2.2, the spreadsheet design needs to include a conditional multiplier for the construction of the Simpson s rule integration as a sum over the projected values on the mesh points. MOD() is one of the functions available in the library of the function wizard in EXCEL, which is activated by the toolbar icon f. MOD() returns the remainder in a division. The presence or absence of such a remainder, then, permits a logical operator such as the IF() operator to be triggered as TRUE or FALSE. For example, for TRUE the cell entry can be set to 2, for FALSE the entry can be set to 4 and this procedure enables the various multiplications in equation 2.2. Thus, enter the formula... 

Select cells A 9 to I 13 and activate the TABLE wizard under the DATA box in the toolbar. 

This exercise introduces two new features of the EXCEL software the matrix multiplication and transpose macros MMULT() and the TRANSPOSE(). These are best activated using the =/ icon on the TOOLBAR and the option to drag out the array data to be multiplied, visible in the function window. You select an equal area of blank cells on the spreadsheet and then activate the MMULT() or TRANSPOSEO macros. Note too that after selecting the particular area for each array, the sequence to enter these cell references requires CTL/SHIFT/ENTER. Otherwise, only one entry will appear in the top-left hand cell of the chosen active cells for the operation. 

Solver Holding button (the red light button ) located in the toolbar (see Figure 1-7). If this button is selected, then HYSYS will not solve the simulation and it will not provide any results. In order to allow HYSYS to return results, the Solver Active... 

Two types of reports can be viewed or printed from the PLAN feature a Summary Report and a Detailed Report. The package of Fact Sheets for the selected strategies in the active plan can also be printed. The reports are accessed by highlighting the desired plan and clicking on the buttons entitled Summary Report, Detailed Report and Fact Sheet Package (located to the left of the list of plans). The content of these reports (described below) can be directly printed to a printer or exported to Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word or Adobe PDF using the toolbar at the top of the report window. 

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